Raising a child is one of life’s greatest challenges, but what if the behaviors we unknowingly encourage are shaping them in ways we never intended? In How to Create an Aggressive Child: Even If You Are Not Really Trying, seasoned social worker and behavioral health expert Vivian D. Logan sheds light on the common parenting pitfalls that contribute to childhood aggression—and, more importantly, how to correct them.

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With decades of experience working with children, parents, and educators, Logan presents a thought-provoking yet practical guide that examines the root causes of aggressive behavior, from environmental influences to parenting styles. This book provides eye-opening insights into how small, everyday interactions can reinforce negative behaviors and offers actionable steps to foster emotional regulation, discipline, and healthy social development.

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Inside, you’ll discover:
The warning signs of aggressive behavior and what they mean
How unintentional reinforcement fuels negative actions
Effective discipline strategies that build respect without fear
The power of positive reinforcement in shaping behavior
The critical role of consistency in parenting

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Backed by research and real-life experiences, How to Create an Aggressive Child is an invaluable resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking to raise well-adjusted, emotionally intelligent children. Whether you’re dealing with early childhood tantrums or school-age defiance, this book will empower you to make informed, intentional choices that nurture growth and emotional well-being.

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Because when you help your child manage their emotions today, you won’t have to manage their consequences tomorrow.